The Minnesota Vikings might be undefeated, but their perfect start to the season hasn't been without obstacles. The Purple and Gold have been plagued by
The Minnesota Vikings announced Monday that they’ve placed WR Jeshaun Jones on waivers. Jones served a three-game suspension for violating the NFL’s Substances of Abuse policy to start the season.
The NFL finished its review of two Sunday incidents between officials and players on Monday, less than 24 hours after the NFL Players Association demanded the league hold officials to the same standard as players.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
Minnesota Vikings guard Donovan Jackson, who was the team's first-round draft pick in 2025, is expected to miss the remainder of the season due to a left knee injury that will require surgery, head coach Kevin O'Connell said Monday.
The Vikings are still undefeated at this point, but they will be notably shorthanded along the offensive line moving forward. Guard Donovan Jackson is out for the remainder of the year.
The Minnesota Vikings spent the first month of the season trying to prove their offensive line could hold up when the schedule got physical. That test arrived early.
Minnesota Vikings HC Kevin O’Connell announced G Donovan Jackson suffered a meniscus tear that will require surgery and likely end his regular season. Jackson and OT Christian Darrisaw left Week 4’s game with injuries and didn’t return.
Donovan Jackson suffering a knee injury is a brutal blow to the Vikings’ offense, which is a unit that is already struggling. Injuries have already started to impact the Minnesota Vikings.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
Simply put: the Minnesota Vikings need more on offense, and Kyler Murray believes they will be getting there. Over the last three games on offense, the Minnesota Vikings have scored just one touchdown.
The Minnesota Vikings defeated the Miami Dolphins 15-10 on Sunday, October 4, at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, but everyone is talking about the refs—and that’s a big problem.
The Minnesota Vikings' bid for a perfect season continued with Sunday's win over the Miami Dolphins; however, the Purple and Gold's latest victory didn't come without some loss.
Don’t jump to conclusions, but the 2026 Minnesota Vikings defense is putting up numbers that compare surprisingly well to the historic, championship-winning defenses of the 2000 Baltimore Ravens and the 2002 Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
For the second time in three weeks, the Vikings won a game in which they did not score a touchdown. That doesn’t usually happen in the NFL. But when you have a defense this good and a kicker this automatic, you don’t need to get in the end zone to win a game in rainy conditions or beat one of the league’s worst teams at home.
We can talk about the lack of explosiveness in the Vikings’ offense, but a different issue is becoming a major problem. The Minnesota Vikings are continuing to win ugly, improving to 4-0 after a 15-10 win over the Miami Dolphins.
When T.J. Hockenson slid at the 1-yard line instead of coasting into the end zone for a touchdown near the end of Sunday’s Vikings-Dolphins game, the gambling community lost its mind.
The Minnesota Vikings are still unbeaten after a grind against Miami, and Sunday’s performance raised as many questions as it answered. You wouldn’t know it by gauging the fan base reactions, but the Minnesota Vikings are 4-0.
The Minnesota Vikings are 4-0 after an excellent start to the NFL season, and their unique start has led to an interesting piece of NFL history. There were big questions about the Minnesota Vikings going into the 2026-27 NFL season.
The Minnesota Vikings had high hopes of turning a corner offensively when they faced the winless Miami Dolphins at U.S. Bank Stadium in Week 4. Instead, they struggled badly for more than three quarters in a game that they eventually won.
The Minnesota Vikings opened a new week still sorting through how their offense looks when its most reliable target is not fully available. Justin Jefferson has spent years as the player defenses plan for first, the receiver who changes coverages and forces coaches on the other side to account for him on every snap.
T.J. Hockenson had 13 receptions for 119 yards, and the Minnesota Vikings held on for a 15-10 win over the Miami Dolphins on Sunday afternoon in Minneapolis.
OCTOBER 4: Seifert’s colleague Jeremy Fowler reports (video link) there is optimism Jefferson will be able to return to the lineup next week. He did not practice leading up to today’s contest, but Fowler adds the opposite is expected for the coming days.
The referees in the NFL might be losing their patience. Well, at least one. During the game on Sunday between the Minnesota Vikings and Miami Dolphins, referee Adrian Hill was involved in an incident with Vikings linebacker Eric Wilson.
The Vikings announced that they have elevated veteran P Johnny Hekker for Week 4. Hekker, 36, signed with the Rams as an undrafted free agent out of Oregon State in 2012.